Tag Archives: Dealing with fear

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  Overcoming Self-Doubt in the Writing Process

  Posted on January 5, 2012 by brandiwplogin in Expert Series, Freelance Writing, Writer Challenges, Writer Issues Solved

  This post came at a perfect time! After just spilling my guts about how I sometimes fake it as a writer, I received the post below from author and editor Sarah Nagel who I’ve been following on Twitter. It gives practical advice to overcome the self-doubt that writers and all creatives face. I’m so grateful [...]

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  Desperate Times Call for Desperate Measures…

  Posted on October 22, 2009 by brandiwplogin in Dreams, Freelance Writing

  or do they? With magazines folding left and right, hundreds of staff writers being laid off at newspapers, there’s more than enough reason to panic. After all, if all the good experienced writers are suddenly out of work, where does that leave us freelancers? Don’t give up just yet! Although it’s tempting to give in [...]

  
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